TIMOTHY F. SWAIN, PRODUCER 

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From 1999 to 2000 Tim was Senior Vice President and General Manager VP at MOVIEWEB.COM (Millennium Internet Corporation) where he was responsible for all MovieWeb entertainment functions, interfacing with the entertainment distribution community as well as development of high-level studio relationships, including theatrical, video and television areas. He collaborated with the executive team in developing and executing the business model and strategic direction of the company and helped recruit 2nd layer of executive talent.

At TRIMARK ENTERTAINMENT, from 1990 to 1999 he was Executive Vice President, Domestic Distribution (1996-1999), Senior Vice President, Domestic Distribution (1992-1996), Vice President, Domestic Theatrical (1990-1992) where he oversaw all aspects of Domestic Distribution operations including Trimark Theatrical, Trimark Home Video/DVD, Trimark Domestic Television and Trimark Non-Theatrical. These divisions were directly responsible for over 65% of Trimark's worldwide revenue and profitability. Tim left the company preceding its merger with Lions Gate Films to join a start up Internet venture.

From 1984 to 1990, at NEW WORLD ENTERTAINMENT Tim was the Vice President of General Sales and Domestic Distribution where he contributed to the success of the $400 million dollar entertainment company which produces and distributes feature films, television programming, video products and, through it's wholly owned subsidiary Marvel Comics & Productions, provides publications and animated programming for children and young adults. The company was then the dominant independent US Theatrical distributor with successful releases ranging from "Soul Man" to "Hellraiser" to "Children of the Corn" and "Heathers".

Since 2000 Tim has been working as an independent producer, with both private equity sources and Distribution companies to develop, produce and deliver quality commercial films under his Beartooth Entertainment banner. Films produced/executive produced include: "Dahmer" (2002), "Gacy" (2003), "Gang Of Roses" (2003), "Nora's Hair Salon" (2003), "Debating Robert Lee" (2004), "Brothas In Arms" (2004), and "Class C" (2005). Currently in production, this documentary, produced with Wally Kurth, centers on girls' high school Class C basketball in Montana.